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MIDNIGHT Always 10% Discoui For Senior Citizens Remodeled. 385-1475 Swim Team Tops Woodstock McHenry high school girl's swim team avenged an earlier I06S to Woodstock by defeating the Blue Streaks 89 to 73 at West Campus last week Thursday. Senior Terri Blume led the Warriors with first place finishes in both the 100 yard freestyle and the 200 yard freestyle events, the latter which established a new McHenry varsity record. Other first place finishers for coach Mike Shanahan's team were Monique Betancourt in the 100 yard breaststroke, Patti Freund in the 500 yard -freestyle, Lisa Thome in the diving competition, and the 200 yard medley relay team of Betancourt, Gina Jernberg. Gail Petty, and Danielle Johnson. McHenry will be off until IHSA District competition which begins on Saturday, Nov. 14. The results against Woodstock are as follows: 50 yard freestyle Peg Chilvers 31.98 (second) LisaThorne 35.13 (fourth) Chris Grabowski 36.21 (fifth) As teammates Diane Heard and Cheri Kofler look on, Sue won easily to advance to the championship match Thursday Dehn (left of net) of Johnsburg spikes home a point in night against Earlville. Tuesday's Sectional match against Paw Paw. The Skyhawks STAFF PHOTO - CARL MOESCHE Terri Blume Danielle Johnson Chris Conway 100 yard freestyle 1:00.74 (first) 1:08.26 (fourth) 1:13.76 (fifth) Join the Fun at the 3312 N. TURKEY BOWL THURSDAY NOV. 26 - 9:30 A.M. (Thanksgiving Morning) "Workup An Appetite For The Turkey" 4 Games -- $10 Entry Fee 1st CAME -- Low Game (Without Gutter Ball) 2nd GAME- Hi Game (Without Hitting Head Pin) 3rd SAME --9 Pin - No Tap ***** 4th GAME -- Regular Bowl in Dark NEW! LADIES! S&N GREEN STAMP UAGUI Tuesday ct I pm 3 Ladies on a Team - Handicap FREE BABYSITTING 1st PLACE -11,000 SAH GREEN STAMPS! 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Wis Gina Jernberg Diana Gregg Chris Conway 100 yard backstroke Monique Betancourt Gail Petty Anne Bacigalupo 100 yard breaststroke Diana Gregg Terri Blume 100 yard butterfly 200 yard freestyle (A new McHenry Varsity record) 5SSSE*" 2:35.68 (fourth) 1:25.42 (second) 1:29.52 (third) 1:33.67 (fifth) 1:22.33 (first) 1:24.05 (second) 1:28.39 (third) 1:40.10 (fourth) 2:15.56 (first) I 35.68 (fourth) 2:58.45 (fifth) Monique Betancourt Gail Petty Anne Bacigalupo 200 yard individual medley Gina Jernberg *Monique Betancourt GailPety Danielle Johnson Diana Gregg Chris Grabowski Anne Bacigalupo LisaThorne Patti Freund Peg Chilvers0 Peg Chilvers Patti Freund Danielle Johnson Terri Blume LisaThorne Gina Jernberg 200 yard medley relay 500 yard freestyle Freestyle relay 2:44.18 (second) 3:15.55 (fourth) 3:26.53 (fifth) 2:20.66 (first) 2:30.55 (third) 6:35.51 (first) 6:54.95 (second) 4:32.5 (second) Diving 141.201 113.70] its (first) ̂(second) 3503 Chapel Hill - Early Bird Special •2 Eggs •Bacon or Sausage •Toast $|35 We Also OPEN AT 6AM King's Delight I 3 Eggs Bacon or Sausage Hash Browns • 4S0 oast ft COHM * WW Ct The McHenry Hornets recorded their fourth shutout in a row last Sunday and clinched a tie for the con­ ference championship by turning back Round Lake 12- 0. The victory by Phil Thome's team inproves its overall mark to 7-1 and sets up a showdown this Sunday against Wauconda. Should the Hornets win Sunday, they would be the undisputed champions of the Northern Illinois Junior Football League and would advance to the championship game on November 15 against the Southern Illinois winner. If Wauconda would win, both teams would wind up with identical 7-2 records and be crowned conference co-champions. But since Wauconda beat McHenry in head to head competition, they would advance to the playoffs. Kickoff is slated for 2:00 p.m. at McCracken field. Against Round Lake, McHenry scored two touch­ downs early in the game, then relied on Joe Podpora's fine defensive unit to hold back Round Lake while its own offense sputtered in the second half. The Hornets kicked off to Round Lake who managed to keep the ball for only two plays before fumbling into the arms of Hornet linebacker Mike Schultz. Starting at the Round Lake 40-yard line, McHenry drove to the goal line in 12 plays with either Schultz or John Diedrich carrying on every down. The drive ended with Schultz carrying the ball over from one yard out to put McHenry on top. The at­ tempted run for the extra point failed, but the Hornets led 6-0 after their first possession. After getting the ball back on the kickoff, Round Lake gained only three yards on three plays thanks to a Mike Burrell sack and was forced to punt the ball away on fourth down. After a 20-yard effort. M c H e n r y r e g a i n e d possession on its own 45-yard line. Diedrich carried on a sweep for no gain on first down, but on second and 10 he took a reverse handoff and raced 55 yards for the touchdown. The extra point attempt again failed, but the Hornets had their twelfth point of the afternoon. Before the first half ended, McHenry had apparently scored its third touchdown of the game. After recovering a Round Lake fourth down fumble on their own 45-yard line, the Hornets connected on a 65-yard scoring pass from William Cameron to Diedrich. But a clipping penalty wiped out the score and two plays later, McHenry was forced to punt the ball away. The Hornets mustered 95 yards of total offense in the first half, while holding Round Lake to a mere seven yards and denying them a single first down. The second half of play turned into a defensive struggle as neither team could control the ball for more than six plays without either being stopped on downs or turning the ball over. Diedrich and Schultz continued to grind out the yardage as Cameron chose to throw only once in the final 30 minutes. But a pair of fumbles and two blocked punts kept Round Lake in the game Fortunately, the defense rose to the occasion after each turnover to halt Round Lake. McHenry registered five sacks in the second half, four by tackle Dan Laplaca to contain the home team. Hornet linebacker Randy Hawley sealed the victory with an interception on what would be Round Lake's last possession. Laplaca, Diedrich, and Schultz led the defense with six tackles each, while Jim Shaver had three tackles and a pair of sacks. Podpora's defense still has given up but 13 points for the season, while the offense has now scored 141. Diedrich again led the Hornet ground attack with 16 carries for 60 yards, while Schultz finished with 40 yards on 12 attempts. Carl Moesche Hornets Blank Round Lake Clinch Conference Title The McHenry Warriors will host the Crown Vikings in an afternoon tilt at Mc­ Cracken field tomorrow at 2 p.m. The sophomore game will get underway at noon. The Vikes of Bob Carlson, will be gunning for their first win ever over the Warriors. Going back to the days of the North Suburban and con­ tinuing into the Fox Valley, the Warriors have never lost to a Crown team. The Vikings are somewhat of a surprise team this year in the conference. A few expected better things, but last week's 42-10 loss to Crystal Lake Central put Crown back in the pack. Carlson, in his third year, has come a long way with the Crown program. The Vikes are led by quarterback Lynn Grant, a two year veteran at the post. The 5'n'p, 160 lb. Grant can run and throw. The Vikings are mainly a running team, running out of the I formation, and Hanson their tailback is one of the leading scorers in the con­ ference. Their defense is fourth in the league, and the Warriors will have to be at their best to overtake the Vikings. Coach Joe Schlendex is aware of the Crown surge this season. In last week's loss to Jacobs the Wa/rfiors looked like champions; the first period. Then theroof fell in, and they were in trouble the rest of the game. In the final home game of the gai the season* maybe Warriors can obtain their third goal of the season, by having a winning season. The Vikes should be down because of their blowout with Central last week. Let's get out and support the teahi and root them on to a win­ ning season in the finale. Dick Rabbitt PAGE 6 - PLAIN DEALER - FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6.1961 The McHenry Warriors will conclude their 1981 campaign Saturday afternoon against the Crown Vikings. Members of the squad are standing: (from left to right) Head Coach Joe Schlender, Tim Barry, Doug Mullen, Tom Lynk, Curt Rehberg, Kevin Roach, Ken Vanderheyden, Dave Kueffner, Dennis Shaver, Rich Miller, John Trent, John Clewis, Steve Swerbensld, and assistant coach El Partenheimer. In the middle row are: (from 1-r) assistant coach Brian Wilson, Jim Derfus. Don Jourdan, Bryan Nob be, Clayton Lane, Mladen Rudman, Steve Woo, Tom Kucek, Ken Hoffman, Tom Burrows, and Jim Stedman. Sitting in front are: (from 1-r) Dan Clark, Jim Kottke, Tony LaGray, Gary Schneberger, Jim Springer, Dennis Deja, Mike Connor, Jeff Lomax, Steve Olson, and Mike Love. Missing from the photo are Tom Wagner, Bob Whalen, Scott Schmitt, Rick Hawley, Todd Rehberg, Dean Parisi, Kelly Gartner, Bob Myers, Doug Mitsven, Pete Hendrickson, Dan Crook, and Mike Palmer. , STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD Plaindealer Johnsburg's cross country team had its season come to a close last Saturday as the Skyhawks failed to qualify for Sectionals at the Burlington District. Coach Bob Texidor did advance his top two runners in Jay Jackson and Mike Steck, however, as they qualified as individuals. Members of the Skyhawks are standing: (from left to right) Paul Metiger, Steve Kalsch, Jay Jackson, Joe Kalisek, Mike Steck, and Coach Bob Texidor. Kneeling in front are: (from 1-r) Mike Lawrence. Mike Dodge, Jeff Nichols, Ken Schoenig, and Chris Tennison. STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD I